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Chains Edge - Green reviews
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2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Sep 20, 2020
Played the course:once
Pros:
- good quality baskets
- great navigation, very simple and easy to follow
- good variety of distances ranging from 150' to 350'
- very technical lines are required to score well
- you can see almost every basket location from the tee
- good amount of elevation change
- camping available
- you have the option of playing 3 different courses
- great navigation, very simple and easy to follow
- good variety of distances ranging from 150' to 350'
- very technical lines are required to score well
- you can see almost every basket location from the tee
- good amount of elevation change
- camping available
- you have the option of playing 3 different courses
Cons:
- dirt tee pads, they are very flat and solid pads but for a pay to play course you expect concrete or rubber
- tee signs are very basic, not a whole lot of detail
- some shots start to feel repetitive after a while, tunnel shot after tunnel shot.
- no water obstacles which you would expect in Minnesota
- tee signs are very basic, not a whole lot of detail
- some shots start to feel repetitive after a while, tunnel shot after tunnel shot.
- no water obstacles which you would expect in Minnesota
Other Thoughts:
Just to clarify, since I was a little confused myself, this is a property with 3 different courses. Green, Red and Blue. Green is 24 holes and the other 2 courses are 18. The green is the shortest but most technical. This is an incredible property and I really want to play the other 2 courses.
